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Sore or Innamed Eyes Speedily Cured

BY the use OF Darbys PTophylactic Fluid
It lllayS the Inflammation and irritation and
is peculiarly effcaciOus by reason of its
power ia cleansing aud destroying all pois-
onous matter. Chatting. bruises, humOrs,
eruptionS, bo!ls and sores and those more
serious and tepacious malsdies, scald head.
salt rheum and erysipeIas, are speedily
cured by the Fluid.
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.NOTTCEL

In the Orphans Court OF the County Of Cam
hIia. To the heirs and legal Representatives Of
Matthew MCNnilen. deceased.
GREETING: You hereby cited 10 be and
appear 5efore the Judge OF the Orphans CUUrt.
10 be held al EbensbUrg, on the nrst Monday OF
September next, then and there to accept or re-
fuse 10 take the real estate OF Matthew McMul-
len, deceased, at the appraised valuation put upon
IL by an Inquest duly awarded by the said Court.
OF show cause why a trustee should not be ap-
pointed to sell the same
jos EPd A. GRAY.
July - 1881. It. Sheriff
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Died

FRONHEISER- Died at her home In
Carroll township on Monday, August 20.
1887. Mrs. Mary Fronheiser. aged 81 years.
FRITZ.-Died on Tuesday. August Sith,
1887. at her home in Susquehanna township.
Miss - Fritz, daughter OF Er. Dauiel
Fritz, Sged about Is years.
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AUDITOR:S NOTICE.

"a In the Orphans Court O Cambria C0Enty
Estate Of %. VI. PRINGLE. deceased.
And now, June 18th, on motion OF r. 7. o. Con-
nor, Attorney Tor Estate. g. l.. Dick appointed
Auditor 10 distribute funds in the hands Of VIII
lam Cole Administrator. PBR CUHIAM.
/ viii sit for the purpose above appointment at
my Once, in Alma Hall, JohnstoWn Peuns.. on
Thursday, August 18th 1857, Al 10 O'Clock A. II.
when and where al parties interested may ap-
pear or be forever debarred from coming in on
said fund. CHAI- l. DICK.
July 20 1851 Auditor
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4 UDTTOR'S NOTICE.

4 UDTTOR'S NOTICE.
~ In the Orphans Court OF Cambria COUNTY
Inc undersigned having been appointed aud
Tor 70 distribute tie fund IN the hands Of Daniel!
Fugh, cEecu or OF David Evans. deceased, a.
shown by his hrst and maj account hereby gives
notice tllt Pc VIII SIT IL lIls Offse EeeusbuT.r
on le5uay. august -. lss1, Al o'clock. 7. a..
which lime and place all persons Interest Cd may
attend or be debarTed non coming in on said
Iund- /. ". DICK,
aug. g. 50. Auditor
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n Letters ef administration on the estate Of
stephen O.. Caliau. deceased, having been grant
ell % the undersi sigued. notice - hereby given to
All persons iudebtcd % SAID estate 70 make pay
ment without delay and those having claims
against the same Will present them. properly au-
theutcatec for settlement. A. W. BUCK
EbensburK, Pa, Ang- g, lss1. 81. Admir-.
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OININ OF CAM BRl !. Ss.
TIE CoHMOr WEALTH OF PRSNsTLYANIA.

IN Divorce.
COUNTY OF CAMBRIA. ss
TIE CCTMOr Wealth. OF HgSNsTLYANIA.
To RACHAEL DAVIS, GTEETIEG:
NETE COMMAND YOU. a heretofore COM
w mandcd. that cll matter of bushes and eX-
cuses being set aside you be and appear in your
proper person before our judges. at Ebensburg
at our Court OF Common Pleas, there TO be held
on the first N onday OF September next. TO show
cause. If any You have, why your husband Foster
W. Davis. should not be divorced from the bonds
of matrimOny, which he hath contracted with you
the said Rachael Davis, agreeable to Petition and
Libel exhibited against you before said Court :
and this you shall in wise omit at your peril
WITNESS the Honorable Robert l.. Johnston,
President Of our said Court, tLIs eth day of
June. a. ID. lSS!
ii. 4. SHO EN- AkEI, Prothry.
Ebensburg, Jaiy ~, lss7.
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| DMINIsTRAroR's NOTICE.

~ Letters of administration upon the estate
OF James and Susan McMuIIen, late q Chest
Springs Borough, Cambria county. deceased. hay-
ing been granted 20 the undersigned. notice is
hereby given 20 those Indebted 10 said estate 10
make immediate payment, and those having
claims will present them, properly Aathentica-
ted Tor settlement J. b. NOONAN.
Acm'r- OF James and Susan 8IeMulIen, deed
Aug - &c
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Notice is hereby given 70 the public not to pur
chase note signed by John e. whitman and
Malinds Wilman. drawn in favor Of Ellen
baker for the sEn Of SCI q tic note Is already
puic- All persons aye herohy cagtIoUoI against
purchasing it. JOHN q. " ILLMAN.
MAI1NUA VII IMAM.
SusguhaBaa Twp, Aug. 25, 1881 st
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AOTICE! !
the heirs and legal representatives Of David

To the heirs and legal representatives Of David
Ivurgkfn. deceased.
TAKE NOTICE that inquest viii be held ut the
late residence Of David GounySin. deceased. IN
the township % Rcade, ia the County OF Cambria.
ThursGav. the 25th day OF August next. at -
O'Clock il the forenoon OF that day Tor the puI-
pose Cf making partition OF The real estate said
deceGCnr 10 and among his hciTs and legal repre-
soutariyes. IL the same can he done without prcju-
dice 10 or spelling ct the whole; otherwise. 20
value and apPrAise the same accord nS TO law. at
which time and place you required 10 attend
II you think proper.
JOSEPH a. GRAY.
July -, Iss., Ct Sheriff
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4 DMINIs rRAToR,s NnrIcE-

Letters Of Administration IyE BoNIs NON ,1-,J
TE-STANESTo ANSEDO on the Estate Of JohE CarnD-
beli. late OF Chest township, Cambria cosnty de
ceased, having been g-anted 70 the undersigned
All persons Indebted To said estate are hereby not
t htu 70 make payment without delay, and those
having claims against tn same will i1resent them
properly authenticated for settlement 10
THOMAS VI. CRANER
Admir- q. b. n c. 1 q. OF John Campbell decd
St Lawrence, Pa. July -, lss-. 81
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4 nnIINIsTRAToR,s NuIIcE.

n r.
~ Letter. o. admi inistratiOn the estate OF
Ellen Harry dceea ed. having been granted 10
the Odersigned- notice is hereby given TO all
persons Indebted % said estate make pa I'm ent
without delay. and those having claims against
tire same viii present the properly authenEica-
for settlement DANIEL. HENRY
Summit IA, Aug. 20, lss7 Ct Admir-.
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COURT PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS TIE HON. II. l.. JOHNSTON
w President Judge OF the Court OF Common
Pleas OF tho 43th judicial District consisting Of
The County OF Cambria, having issued his precsIt
bearing date Of The l7tE day OF June, a. D. 1857
20 me directed. for holding a Special Court OF
Common Pleas and Court OF Oyer Gnd rerminer
and General J all Delivery and Quarter Sessions
Of the Peace in EbensbuTg ,iOr the County OF Cam
bTia, and 10 commence ON the
Fifth N0Hlay Of August, teing The 9th Iay OF
August, 1857.
and 10 continue three weeks. Notice is hereby
given to the Coroner, Justices OF the Peace Al
dermen, and Constables of said County of Cam
bTia. that they he tPen and there in their prurcr
person at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon on the second
week, il being the hrst Monday OF September. be-
ing the 9th day Of September, 1857, with their
records, iul EiSttUns- cEa nations and their ov,
Tete EIl rance % Do those fhll-s, which to their
once apPertaIn TO be done. and these who are
bound ia rgc'guiEaUccs 70 prosecute against Tie
r.-OLeTs that are shall be the JAN OF Can
bri. county, be then ard there 10 Prosecute aaist
them shah be lust.
GIVEN under ny hand at EbCnsbur,. tn, l-+h
day Of June, in t-c ). - oI oar Lord 1881 and
the One Hundred ana Eleventh Nca- o. tie I1de-
PcHienee % the Uui'c' -.-.es
JOSH i n. GRAY :.herlH
E5eusDurg, G,y -, 1851.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of Admin stration on the Fstate n
william LttztnSer, late Of Loretto borough Cam
brla county, deceased, having been granted 10
The undersigned, all persons indebted To said eg-
tate are hereby notified to make payment without
delay, and those having claims against the same
VIII present them properly authenticated for SET
tlenent, TO EUGENE LlTZINGER
u. " LITZINGER
loTetIO, July -, 1887. Administrator
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XATLEN yJL wait Jlis Printing 90. any kicd
~ uo2c TIFe nc El.EE,IA-s yflcc = tTIzl.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that ;he first and final
account OF 4, r. Shater, assignee OF Austin Hayss
has oeen nlec IN the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Cambria county and viii be confirmed by The
said Court on the nrst Monday OF September
next. unless cause can be shown 10 the contrary
Aug. Il. 1851 81 ProTbNH6-ary
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~. u. KiTTElL-,

~ I o E'n eY-o L Law.
EHENSEURti. Pa.
u.a.g AgGgrV Blliir-, OPP. Cgur; House.
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The largest stock Of hardware ever offered i
the County can be found at my store I al
now selling many goods at much less than [ car
replace them for, but | will continue to sell
Bottom Prices until | am compelled to replenish
my stock. When you want cooking or HEATING
stove, tinware hardware, nails, iron, glass, trunk
and farming implements call and see my stoc
and learn my prices.
@. H U NTLEY
HIGH STREET., - EBENSBURG
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LEGAL NOTICE.

! Foster W. Davis IN the Court o. Common Pleas
/ Of Cambria County. No So
/ Rachael Davis. March Term. Alias Subpoena
IN Divorce.
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NOTICE

IN the Orphans Court Of the County or Cam
bria. To the heirs and legal representatives Of
Bernard DnucEan, deceased.
tTREEUIGG on are hereby cited % be and sp-
pear before the Judge OF the Orphans Court, 10
he held at EJensburg on the first Monday OF
September neat. then and there To accept OF re-
fuse to take the real estate OF Bernard Dunegan,
deceased at tie the appraised valuation put upon
IL uy inquest duly awarded by the said Court
show cause why a trustee should not be az
pointed 70 sell tho same.
JOSEPH 4, GRAY,
July -, lSs7. -. sheriff
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TERMS OF SALE

One third OF the purchase money TO be paid
when the pro perty Is knocked down and the re-
naming two thirds on the confirmation OF the
deed. JOSEPH a. GRAY,
Aug ), 1857. Sheriff.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-02-03
The salvation Army Opens Fire.

The Salvation Army did not present u
very lormldablc array when it opened fire
ON The hosts of sin in front of the Ners
".hcc on Sundny afternoon. 1t consisted
oi AdWtant Newton, who is a heavily built
well dressed young Englshman, wearing a
medium length blonde beard over his face
and his Wife. Mr.. Newton wore q red
shirt under his dress coat and Il red band
around his artillery cap, bearing the words
"&aIvation Army" Mrs. Newton wore only
the band about her bonnet The ONLY
carnal weapon visible was a conccrtina on
which Mr. Newton played hymn tunes
while he and Mrs. Newton sang.
After few remarks from Mr.. Newton
and some singing before the number OF
people who assembled the army went to
the hall, which was well filled. Singing
The conccrtina, prayer and speaking con
situated the services. Mr. and Mrs. New.
ton both spoke, MIR. Ncwton's remarks he
ing something of q sermon with duly an
nouhccd text. The congregation was
orderly, bat did not seem to be much i'm
pres icd. Adjutant Newton stated that the
services now being held are for white pco.
pie and that special services for colOrcd
people will be held soon. There was moth
ing especially noticeable in the sermons.
The service last night was well attended
and their conduct was rs usual, Including
the collection, which seemed to Weld but n
8canty sum. The chief impression made
by Admtant Newton is that he is much in
earnest both in singing and preaching
GyCCHCWC NClrS
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-02-03
The Electoral Count Bill.

Both houses Of Congress have passed thi
electoral count bill, and it only needs the
President signature to become a law. Hap
pity there is thought to be no doubt of tic
President s approval. The bill passed sc
quietly ut last through both houses that il
IS dHiicult to realize why it should not have
become law years ago. 1t removes all
the doubt and confusion about the counting
OF 'hc presidential vote in Congress, and
thuS eliminates from our quadrcnnial con.
tests one Of the most disturbing clements
Whlch have ever been connected with them
RMS ANA the Presidential succession law of
The last session are most important achieve
lllch'S. II thcy could be supplemented
now with Il constitutional amendment in,
crossing nc Presidential term to six wears
ana lorbidding the reelection of an incum
Hc";, we should advance still further on
IN" way to Stability and freedom, for at
!g",. part OF thc time, from political excite
mnrnt and partisan plottng.--Nc,0 york
EreniHg Pest
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A Big Robbery In Charleston.

Charleston is very much stirred UP over
the systematic robbery OF one of the largest
wholesale houses on East Bay, and Pin
kerton detective who has been working up
the case has just made, his report. 1t IS
said that since the death of the senior some
slX years ago the house has fallen behind
between 500, 900 and $3.50, GOO, but il was
not until six months ago that the house sus-
pected anything wrong. A Pinke: ton de-
tectivc was sent for. Soon after this q
young man was given employment in the
store and gradually worked himself up from
porter, Waterman, assistant shipping clerk
etc, remaining in each department long
enough to become thoroughly acquainted
with his fellow clerks. The young man
turned out TO be detective and about q
week ago he returned to his employers and
made his report to the agency who sent it
to the house. The report exposed the
whole business and designated the guilty
parties. The firm is now treating with them
with view to recovering a portion of the
spoils. 1t is said that one Of the clerks or
statesmen, or whoever he is (nobody seems
to know who he isl has offered SJ, 900 to
get oil, This entcrprising youth so the
story goes, has managed in five or six years
to accumulate deposit Of $4,000 in the
city bank, and to do this on salary of S75
per month. There are said TO be three or
four others who have been equally success
tul i'll business, and it is stated that the
reason the matter has been kept quiet is be-
cause the firm is cndc0vOrng to compromise
with its wealthy employees. This, it may be
repeated is simply Il summary of the thous
and and one rumOTS that arc ilyng about
condensed and put into narrative form
SdrUnndh NclrS.
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Wall Papers.

If you live in rented house, refuse to
sign the next lease unless the house shall
be papered for you. Accept cheap paper
if necessary, bnt stipulatc that you shall do
your choosing yourself. Then make your,
self fit TO choose, and don't rely on the glib
best clerk that ever persuaded hcsitNting
customer, Read Eastlake's "ITpts on
Household Taste" get the "frousc Beautl
fuP,, from the library, and look up Serb,
ner's Household Art Series. At least read
Eastlake, and discover for yourself that
the so-called Eostlakian papers and carpets
are far from being made after his designs;
are, IN short, what he most abominated
Then, armed and equipped with know
ledge, make determined raid upon the
cheap papers; ask for 15 cent rolls first.
and then, IL you must go up to rs, but no
higher. One of the prettiest papers ever
saw was only Is cents a roll OF course
there was no gilt, but gilt is of doubtful
value in a paper. If you are very short of
funds, put the paper on yourself. 1t is not
at all an impossible task. Good House.
fe9piag,
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Hrnd Of the signal Service.

Officers Of high rank in the army arc
confident that no action will be taken in
the matter of the appointment Of new
chief signal officer for the present. It will
be Impossible TO accomplish anything in
the way of transfer Of the signal bureau
to the civil service III this session Of Con.
gress. 1t is the general impression that for
this reason the War Department will use
its influence to postpone The appointment Of
new Chief until after the next session Of
Congress. Captain GrCrIy will be allowed
to remain at the head Of the corps until the
fate of thc proposed changes is definitely
known. In case the transfer cannot I've
effected, it is not the opinion that Cant.
Grccly will be made cLirr signal officer.
IT is one OF the "plums' OF the service,
and there is not colonel of the line who
would not willingly accept it. Gen. lIaZcn
held the rank of colonel when he was ap-
pointed, and ii is not probablc nn officer 6
lower rank could jump to II brgadicr
gcncralship. Another question has arisen
III connection with the temporary appoint
mcnt Of Captain Greedy. The statutes
have it that there shall be no Temporary an.
pontmcnts for longer period than ten
days after the death, resignation or dismis-
sal of IN official. There is some difference
of opinion as TO the proper construction to
be placed on the statute. The second
comptroller will take up this question
when ten days have expired from the death
of Gen. lla""n, and will probably render
some dccisiU" on the dispute points.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-02-03
Laws OF tho State.
PROTECTION FROM FOREST FIRES


AN ACT to amend Section 2i97 Of the
General Statutes Of South Carolina, in
relation to Setting Fire to Grass.
"SECrroN |. That Section 2l97 of the
General Statutes of South Carolina be-,
and the same is hereby, amended, SO
that said section, when amended, shall
read as follows:
"Section 2407. Whoever shall mali
ciously OF ncgligently set fire to-, or
burn, any grass, brush or other COM
bllstible matter, SO as thereby any
woods, fields, fences or marshes of any
other person or persons be set on fire,
or cause the same to be done, or be
thereunto aiding or assisting, shall, upon
indictment and conviction thereof, be
liable to fine and imprisonment Mt the
, discretion Of the Court, and shall, more
over, be liable to tho action of any per
son OF persons who may have sustained
damage thereby: Provided, that no per-
son or persons shall be prevented from
firing woods, folds, lands or marshes
within his own bounds, so that he suffer
not the fire to get without the bounds OF
his lands and injurc tho woods, fence or
grass of any other person or persons"
TIE COLLECTION or TAXEB.
AN ACT to Regulate the Time for Col
lecting Taxes by Execution or Distress.
SECTION /. That hereafter county
treasurers shall not proceed to collect
delinquent taxes by execution or distress
until ten days after the addition of the
fifteen per cent. penalty, SO tbG' delin-
quent taxpayers shall have IN Opportuni-
ty within such time TO pay inc taxes and
penalty without additional costs or OK
penses.
SEQ. 2. This Act shall take effect from
and immediately after the dato of its ap-
proval
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box "''>' '''N >''' N''@'' " '''' i ''' '''>'
T,,., ,.,
National TmIr Works Of piIIshirr ~ ,,'~
for an advances of wages has Lnrn '[.,ntrI
The increase will average r. ncr cent nnI
affects 2, 800 worllmcn,
\, i,,n,o,so i,rool.o,, &c r., D,,:,. H.,
Company, at Plymouth, pa., was Totally
burned Tuesday night. 1t was 0nc of the
largest breakers i'll Il thrNcitc coal regions,
arN had Il capacity for [, 200 tons per day.
The origin of the recent grcai Grrs =,
IYCrdon, Switzerland, has been traced to
Anarchists, who set fire to many buildings
with the object Of making work for uncm.
ploycd persons.
Thirty Dcmocraticmcmbcrs of the I(ous,
and nine Democratic Senators of thc New
Jersey Legislature bullotcd in joint session
Tor senator yesterday, but did not have the
required majority. They adjourned until
Io-"ay'
Adviccs from Mexico say a great deal Of
suffering is reported omong the Chinese in
MaZatlan, arisjnr ont of diiYrryurr, hc,yrr.n
Sn I!ac l3oorcrs ana the companies which
'"o"5I'' 'l'e'n out
Coal operators along the Baltimore and
Ohio district have been compelled to close
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The Railroads and the Inv.

Prominent railroad men suggest a con
Vcntlon OF railroad representatives to agree
upon rise Of 100 per cent in throupl
freight rates, with the anticipated effect OF
creating panic and bringing about the re
peal OF the Interstate commerce Act
Such an advance would pay the railroads
very well until the commissioners brought
them to books for violating the Fundamental
requirement of the act, which is that the
rates shall be reasonable and Just" Ar
advance of 100 per cent. in rates mt ono
time by all the railroads would look like Il
pool or conspiracy, and would have to be
explained satisfactorily by reference to de
tails. There is a penalty Of 81, 900 for each
violation of the act. This penalty, together
with the tcrrors Of IN investigation, viii
probably prevent any unnecessary advance
OF rates The better policy for the rail
roads IS to accept the Act Loyalty and try tc
carry it ont in good faith They have long
desired something to protect them from
themselves, and they may yet find the inter
State commerce Act The very thing they
have wanted. 1t subjects them to the re-.
straints of law, and must tend to substi.
tutc civilized methods for Durbarous and
predatory habits. There are some roads
probably that never had solid basis of
business. But to roads that are really
needed, quiet, steady and honest ways. such
as the law requires, will in the end be ad.
mlttcd 10 be better. Stockholders will un
doubtcdly fare better when railroad officials
lose their autOCratiC powers and wildcat
adventures have nm Cnd.-BGitjm0Ec ,SUH.
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Thr DmtN of Stntn Lnnis1ntnr0.

.. Legislation should be effected in every
State regulating the sale and use of tLC
many ,polSonS rcSOrtcd to by women in
'ncIr desperation to obtain beautiful com.
2'|Nions, while there exists in DR.. Hortcrs
IroE Tonic every requisite necessary 10 ar.
compIlSh the object without iniurinr thc
health or cndangcring life. wv
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an exchange speaks Of man with double
lcglh who can crack walnut That Is
no'h'nlg' There is policeman in Colmm,
bia who has set of false teeth and he can
crack a cOcOanut. WV "'I" ll0 0'''